... our bone and flesh of our flesh? Siuch being the case, it becomes a grave consideration with all who speak publicly to these two peoples how they speak. A heavy responsibility rests upon them ; for, after all, the Press is the ruler of our day, and according ...

... own wrong, then will be the moment for England to speak out, and demand that a renewed and better contived attempt be made for reparation before we plunge into a sea of blood& The Wonse does not speak for England nor the Nfew York Heral for Amenca l i ...

... in the only diplo- matic mission he ever held. But somehow his name is prominently associated with a party, sO that when he speaks he is not simple. John Randolph Clay. Htis associates have been always more distinguished than hiuself. His father was the ...

... eceue took picoe on the oncasiorn:- Mr. Train was int srluril by a parson in the hall ezpressiag a hope thec ;Mr. Train would speak the n iruth. Th o Cacimtolr~t immediately rose to order; but the n pereoe who had preciously eplken ealeed if Mr. Train , would ...

... thinking men that great advan- ant tages are derived from the religious and social: influenceth of the Church. I do not now speak of those great ther eternal truths of Which she is the depository, or of thosatr Iprecious services end ordinances she is appointed ...

... grandest player we have in the world; and he said it was reported I was speaking to her in her room (laughter). She's a very excellent player, too, and he's an excellent man; but I didunt speak to her there at all (laughter).-Mr. Julian: It was said you were ...

... and I told him it was not the faet. She is the greatest player we have in the world, and it was reported generally I was speaking to hei andshe in bed; bt that is not true. She is a very excellent player, and he is a very excellent man and a singer. Mr ...

... Tavern, Lmmboeth, on Monday be t. night, Mr. Williams seemed very reluctant to touch on the wi 5e American question. Hl wae speaking of our outlay. .f d If we could be orntent with the expenditure of SS53, we sm d could abolish the incom 3-tax, and the ...

... familiar to many and is lnot a few, even in high places as belonging to who it in a righteous cause, fears no man Moreover lt speak with a perfect knowledge of facts The le Irish Dragoon Guards lately left this for Irti S it During the whole time of their ...

... resources. If the millions of Irishmen who desire self-government cannot speak for themselves in the choice of a national council, there is one Irish- man who is qnslifiedto speak for the millions. There is one patriot pre-eminently fitted by character ...

... T.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yedterdky]: i I PARIM, IMUIsDAY lYUWEO. The Correspondance Bttltier speaks of a rumour that an attempt, had been made to assassinate General de Guyon at Rome, and that one of his aides-de-camp had ...

... v journey to India, through Thibet. He speaks of I the dreedful state of anarchy into which the I western central provinces of China have fallen, totally independent of the Taeping rebel- c ion. He says, speaking of the country above Hanleow, The Tartar ...